The latest edition of Chaparral® botanical perfume has manifested with a slightly different character. The feel is a bit more feminine, less masculine. I've decided to offer this new version, although I will also be making it once more with those more wild masculine notes missing from this latest rendition.When I step outside in the early mornings and inhale deeply of the air here in the Santa Monica Mountains the native sage is the primary note I perceive, almost all year long. What I have come to realize over the years is that the sand along the coast specifically from Santa Monica to Malibu has this sage note in it. This new Chaparral® has an element of that California beach note which the other doesn't. Please give them a whiff and share your scent impressions with me.
At this moment in time I haven't decided if I will make more of this more feminine aspect of Chaparral®. Once it is finished I most likely will offer it as a special request item.
2 comments:
Hi Roxana,
Do you happen to know who painted the picture of the lady in your collage? It would be cool to get feedback. :)
-- Birgit
My husband, Greg Spalenka, created the image of the woman in the collage. It's me, manipulated a bit in photoshop. The original was a cover for a teen book titled The Last Roundup Boys. I had him tweek the image slightly for my perfume incorporating the colors in my palette.
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